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Best butter. NJ. iIauio >onthcr-
hand best brown bread. Mr. I.
~tratton Ioa., by mss under 10 yc-
II age. Miss Flora Eos, blanket,
Mr, p I. Sira,ton; fancy a'i"i.
Mis-, Martha T. Wooster. dolls, Nj,
Cora r Crabtrce and Mis- Blanche
Wilkinson.
Fancy basket. Mr, john B".. (;
hand bag. Mr. l-adora W""et'' :
uerdle work. Mrs. Sarah smith, cro-
chet. Mrs. CAdlie c. Fo>>; hand aad
machine sewing. Mrs. Sarah 1nii":
,idies. Miss Emma H. Crahtrce ricN-
rack. Mrs. Martha p. Stralton; sofa
pillows. Miss Martha 7 Wooster !,
rugs. drawn, Miss Gertrude otrRtt"n I;
warn, Mrs +. Y. Nuatton; wor~trh,
Mrs. Caddie C. Fos,; braided Miss
Carrie Oaks domestic warn. MI.
Hattie Switzerland greatest variety,
Mrs. L. Graves; satins. Mis- Emma
Crabtree; lamp mat. Mrs, Aubine
Wooster; vase mat, Miss Emma y.
Crabtree six chair cushion. Ms.
Aubine Wooster; pin cushion MIS-
Emma b. Crabtree silk quilt, Mrs
Martha T. Stratton T"rsicd. MFN
Caddie c. Foss; wreath, Mrs. Jennie
t. Springer. patchwork. Miss Cora r.
Crabtree: wreath. Miss Mamie Foss !;
patchwork squares, Mrs IluldaA Crab
tree, lad, ninetytonr years old. ais"
one bv Mr. Agreen Crabtiee, "hioh
was nicely done.
Hair cross, Miss Alice q. Laws :;
neckties. Mrs Thomas Graves best
display, ladies' department Mrs Mar
tia z. Stra.tor best display domestic
and foreign. Miss Emma b. Crabirce;
preserves, pears. and grapes, Mrs +.
Y. stratton; pickles. Miss Narth I
Wooster: oil paintings and clayon,
Miss Susie Kelly; painting. Miss
Grace Wooster; drawing. MlIton
Straiton.
Field crops-best Indian corn, Geo.
+. Cline: best sweet. 5. l. OAKS ;
best pop corn. Leonard Wooster; best
ye'low-eyel beaus, ID. H. Saunders
best Indian chief, ID. III. Saunders ;
white bush, Geo. p. Cline; cranberry
beans. Nelson Stuart best peas, Nelson
| Stuart.
VEGETABLES.
Best carrots. Daniel + Springer best
potatoes. ID. L. Springer; best heets.
Fred Stratton best turnips, Frank l..
Colby; best largest pumpkin. Samuel
L. Cakes; best seed cucnm Der. 10
seph Crabtree best tomatoes. Elijah
Stratton; best cabbage. +. W. Woos-
ter !; best squash largest, Edwin Spring
err; best hubbard, Frank l.. Cobb,
best turban. Samuel Stratton.
A squash by ID. H. Saunders raised
in 1856, best sunhOwers, Leonard
Wooster; rahbie. ID II. Saunders
sage. Joseph Crabtr.e.
Fruit-appes, f. l.. stratt"n crai
apples. Caddie Suatton; pears. J. l.
Stratton; cranbcrrits, Leonard "oos-
ter; grapes, +. l.. Stratton.
Miscellaneous articles-wood pillow
first used in town. Geo i. Cline
one hundred and fifty tons schooner
full-rigged. IA inch to foot. X. e.
Smith foreign article, Edmund
Googins pot plants, Isadora Wooster ;
best display farm produce. Z. l.. STRAIT
ton.
Ell. sTRArroN, Prest.
ID II SAUNDERS, Sect
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CARR ETINGS

and straw idttn~~, CON-
sieting OF cotton and "u,
extra supers, LoNcIl~, Tap
cstry, body brussels In
straw mattlnGs Nc have
checked and fancy in all the
liftcrelt grades.
Vegetable x Grass ~e.|,
of all kinds in bulk tn.aN
the package
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber hereby offers for sale his farm
L on the Surry road. There are 1000 cords OF
v God on the place, handy TO the shore. He wish.
es to sell because of the i'll health of himself and
wife. For further particulars inquire on the
premises.
EUsuo-ti, Sent 20 tsSr 6w44
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FOR SALE.

SMALL Farm in East Lamoine, containing
"A about thrty-fiye acres, bordering upon
Frenchman's Bay good House Of six rooms with
water in the house; woodshed connects; nice or
ehard; land free from rocks; owner going Wet
Apply to b. p. Hodgkins, near by, or to II. Fan
South Gardner, Mass, smlf
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Z. l.. STRATToN, Prest.
ID. ii. SAUNDERS, Sect.
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ever shown in the city, We
have a new stock Of wall
papers. borders and curtains
in all shades. Samples Of
wall papers sent free ON APP
pIicatio.l
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Care Of Frozen Plants.

john W. PERKINS, Sec'y.
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EItk\EII TIA CO.,
I.2I BIt Main ST. Rock .tuI N..
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ADVENTURES OF AN UNTDRELLA.

A Parachute Which Positively Declined to
Forsnko It's borrower.
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BALTIMORE, June S.-Whcat, western lower and
dull; No. winter rcd spot e6,961Ic: June q5Lq
oGc; July 9ssAao35se; September glSsa9iNc. Corn,
western lower aud dull: mixed spot Axe bid
Oats dull and heayr; western white SGas9c; do
mixed 3ia95c. Provisions steady and quiet, Eggs
aTmer at l7al7Hc. Coffee nominally firm at 2lTa
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Astonishing succoss,

It 10 the duty Of every person who has
used Boschee's German Syrup to let its
wonderful qualities DO known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, A6thma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
porson can use it without immediate re-.
lief. Three doses will relieve n case,
and We consider it the duty Of ali Drug.
gista TO recommend it to the poor, dying
coneumptive, at least to try one bottle, as
$1,000 dozan bottles were sold last year,
and no n case where 1t failed wac re.
ported. Such a medicine ss the German
Syrup cannot be loo widely known. Ask
your druggist about it. Sample bottles TO
try, sold ut 10 cents. Regular sizo, rs
cents. Sold by ell Druggists and Dealers,
in the United States and Canada. Diw
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A Hard Story to Swallow,

Chicago Herald,
Two ,boys were flying kites out on
k%ingsbury street yesterday afternoon.
Ono Of the lads, whose name was Yessup,
called hia father out Of the house 10
watch the flight Of the paper things.
When about iour hundred yards Of string
bad been paid out the Yeeaup boy asked
Ills father to write q message and sent II
up to the kite. Tho old man sat down and
wrote thus:
"Send come rnln. YRssuP.n
The message climod up the string. A
bird c~lrclins high In tho air winged ita
way to the bit Of paper, which 1t pecked
vlciously. An hour later tho kiio was
hauled In by tho boy. The paper was In
~tattera, the only part Of the message re-
naming intact being that portion Of the
signature "Yos." Two hours later q Sou.
easter came up, and rain fell in sheets.
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Persecuted by n Lover,

Chlcdlo 1ft0gif. an
For six months Jessie White, OF Joliet,
II years old and attractive, has been per.
secuted by receiving anonymous letters
threatening her lie and fixing the date OF
her execution. Tho letters wero sent
through the mail until 1t became unsafe,
when they were slipped under the door Of
tho young woman's home. Prominent
young men received notes requenting them
to act IS pail. bearers and IN undertaken
was engaged 10 90 the house. A noslcs OF
the death Of the young lady was sent to
the papers and published. The house
was watched and during the night a man
was caught providing around in the yard
with 9 revolver In his hand. He. proved
to DO the young woman's cousin, D. q.
White, whose advanced had been repulHed
by Miss Jessie and whose attentions were
obnoxious to her. He was arrested.
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a parachute Which Positively Declined to
forsnko It's borrower.
Htp York Ear.
Seventeen hundred lost umbrellas"
said a b~llioualooking man In a hotel read.
ing.room 40 he held in his hand a paper
containing an account Of the elevated rail.
road sale Of articles left in the cars. "And
yet 1t isn't always an easy matter to lose
an umbrella. Two weeks ago I star!od
North from Florida. On my way to the
railway station l stopped TO say goodbye
to a friend, aud a ahower came up. Take
this old umbrella he said, and throw II
away when you get to the station
~ purpoaely left the umbrella In the
waiting room, but Just as The train was
drawing away from the plntiorm the
ticket agent came running after me and
poked the umbrella OF me through an
open window. ! put out my head to
thank him for his trouble, and my plug
hat foil of and disappeared under the car
wheels.
"Going out Of the train in jacksonville
I was hailed by a brakeman with Hi,
there, Colonel, you e left your umbreller.i
| took the umbrella, thanked the man,
and gave him o cigar. On board the
nteamer l left my gripsack, cane and UNI.
brella In the smoking room and went to
hunt up my berth. I found that a berth
In the second officers room had been
given to me. When I removed my traps
from the smoking loom I flung the old
umbrella under one Of the seats. That
evening a waiter brought the thing to me,
and aaid that I might have loat my um.
brella II he hadn't happened to see me
bring 1t aboard. l gave him ten cents and
tried 10 look gratlied. I had q notion Of
sneaking from the steamer in New York
and leaving the umbrella In the second
officers room, but he came in Just 20 I was
removing my things, and l took the uu-
brella along with the rest Of them. After
| had arranged with q baggage man to
take my baggage to a hotel ! watched my
chances and stuffed tho umbrella between
two trunks OF the large number that had
been taken from the ship. When tho
baggage man arrived at tho hntelHhe
brought my umbrella up to my room, said
that he noticed 1t under my arm when no
took my check, and declared that he cap.
tured 1t from O porter who found it among
the trunks and was in tho act Of getting
Away with it.
II couldn't give tho baggage man less
than twenty-five cents. That night l took
the umbrella and went to the Hoboken
Jerry. Half way scross the riverI went
to the after deck and stealthily dropped
the umbrella overheard. A deck hand
was cycling me sharply when I passed
him ut the door OF tho mems cabin. The
next morning but one Tread that the
body OF a male infant, done. up in brown
paper, had been found in the North
River, and that ono Of the deck hands on
the Hoboken ferrybost had said that he
thought he could recognize a man who
dropped something overheard from tho
after deck a night or two previously, and
walked back to the mems cabin looking
guilty.
u aeemed to have got rid Of the um-
brslla, but if want to go to Hoboken l
shall have to 20 by way Of Weehswken
and Union Hill Tor fear OF coming face to
iace with the deck hand who aaw me drop
1t overheard"
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-LEPROSY

and consequently incurablc. It Is Impossible to dc.
scribe her sllerinss. Her body from the crown OF
her head TO the soles Of her feet was a mass Of decay.
masses Of flesh rotting OF and leaving great cavities.
Her epgcrs fcstcred and three or four nails dropped
OF at oa time. Her limbs contracted by tho fearful
liberation. and for several years she did not leave
her he'd. Her weight was reduced from los 10 co lbs.
Perhaps some faint idea Of her condition can 10
cleaned front tho fact that three pounds Of Cosmn.
Inc or ointment were used per week In dressing her
sores. Finally tho physicians acknowledged 3hclr
defeat by this Black Wolf, and commended the sui.
feIcr to her nll.wise Creator.
Her husband hearing wonderful reports OF the uso
Of SwIrr's sPxcirIc u. s. 81, prevailed on her 10
Try It as a last resort: Hho began It's use under pro.
teat, but soon found that hfr system was being re;
healthy color. as though the blood was becoming
pure and active. Mrs. Bailey continued tho S. :E.
iutil last February; every sofo was healed: shc Ola.
cardcd chair and erutchcs, and was for the first time
IL twelve years a well woman. Her husband. Mr.
c, 4, Bailey, Is In business at 17iH Blackstone Strect,
Boston, and will take pleasure In giving tho details
Of this wonderful cure. Send to rs for Treatise on
blood and Skin Diseases, mailed free.
Tuu SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 8. Atlanta Ga
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rf'..
Disease and Death

Force their way Into many a household that might
DO protected from their inroads, by the simple pro
caution OF keeping In the house that benign family
medicine aud safeguard OF health, Hoste,ter's
Stomach BIt.ers. Particularly where there arc
children, should 1t be Kept on hand. as a prompt
remedy for iniantle complaints, in their Outset
easily c%onquenblc, but which, II allowed to en-.
graft themselves on thedelicate childish organism,
arc not easily dulodgcd. and, speedily work gr!ey.
GUS michel. Ir,esnlarlty OF the bowels, tudises.
ton and biliousnee, are ailments OF omnon DC.
malarious regions sre more liable 10 DO attncked
with chiis aud lever than adults, and The rayaees
Of that foil disease In their system arc speedier And
more serious. In remote localities, iAt from mo-
ieaionn aid It Is especially desirable.
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EXTRAvAGANcE IN FUNERALS.

EXTRAvAGANCE IN FUNERALS.
High Priced Undertakurs who Grow Rich
Through Pride Of the Poor.
Exchange.
The other day as I was passing through
the poorer quarter OF the city I met an
uncanny little whito haarae, driven by a
tough.looking citiz,n who wore a black
stovep!pe hat, smoked a cheap grocery
cigar and diGused a general air Of tough.
ness md rum. Inside the hearse was a
tiny white coffin that was pitiiul to look
upon. Ten carriages followed the hearac
end were filled with Italian laborers dress.
ed In their blcuses and ovaralls. They
smoked pipes and lolied out Of the win
dove.
The baby, I learned from q policeman
with whom I fell in conversation, was e1-
actiy one dsy old. His mother wss a rag.
packer. The cost Of the funeral was not
lssa than sl0O. The poor Of Now York
sre the most extrarngant people in the
world in the management oil their funerals,
though reasonably careful about other
hnwka dpucand nnon Inc honao in Hoohs
Tba richoot rrd l lrt.h a n n : u ~ - n eoAs
mani honss d;a,ric,s and thov hav ne .uon n
and w;ras ;nnmmaro ahe sI Wsrn aY ~ a tSnm
connt thar i]ortnnes IN Il, S"nre. thoN eui
tbsv Iivs IN sonaior ond IL anparant . nor
tv> Thsv own livsru As a,sh,sa "-o1 shon.
and tenement houses, and every tenant,
emp'oye and political "heeler'' is expect.
izas AZ him nv n m,uufen,nrer. vi" " m pat,U
wrsaiI,a' sb1onds mamo,;al n;ctrrao ~er
Gowars terIs s,I eli The nthar no. .IA
nsnnv dau;cso and eobamao that hnns
pnon hnnan wo @u sro IN cIoss occasa LAZY
t upen nndar,a ak so' HTI ~ I msns aseo ~ VIII VIII
tho ,sat Nth . rs,aa"nco whan tban nmna
hao;n' "''nA 'oA "AoA 10y oA'o
Ths nndertatera e,tand their liroo
oc;ooS tha .;nos on5 ont - T,,raem ,n'aa
terv' nm ~ The omtsn;r,e ~ r. ooh,vn e Haro
tSs ie UM uno horsa ds az ats Snrisa .o oeie
On ton Of corin It'll MI as u' ma NV a. uul sir ho udh
restS h one arsra II A ai,r Sv tha S,s,n
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ClNCIENAI1, O.. June 8-FIour Steady. Wheat
steady: No 2 red $50: receipts $500 bushels: shin.
mens 61ol bushels. Corn, firm; No. 2 mixed Ala
and lower: No 1853. Pork quiet at Sis Is, Lard
In gocd, demand ut G 35c. Bulk meats steady:
short NIB 1909; Bacon In fair demand; short ibis
Butter essy. Sugar steady. Eggs duII and droon.
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For plt~sburgh..6:oo o: H., daily: $40 q. m,
daily, except Sunday las p, m. daily, csccnt Sun.
day; 100 p. m. daily, I=.r $50
For Wr4hiugtou-b:2op.m M. d,ilv e,co, : ar,d.,
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DEPARTURE,

WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVI.
w SION, B.. & O.
On and alto; MAY g, 1857, passense. trains will
run Is f~oloHs-Eastern Standard time:
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BuckIen's Arricn SRlye,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, uicera, salt rheum, fever
scrcs, tetter, chapped hands, c~hilblains,
corns, and al akin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, OF no pay required. 1t
Ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is conis per
box. For ssle by Logan & %.
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High Priced Undertakors who Grow Rich
Through Prido Of tile Poor,
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No.. 7.INo. LIMO. Y,lNo. 8.

NHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO-Tmu
~ table taking effect SUNDAY, March q. 1Ss7.
train will leave as f0~llows-Centrai time:
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A Corn.rhlers Harvest of Buckshot.

AndersonrtM IiHKs. ~
Mr.. Charles Youngblood has been miss.
ing corn from his crib for some time, and
a fow nights since determined to watch
for the thief. He loaded both barrels OF
his shotgun and kept up tho lonely vigil
through several nights. Anew nights ago
he observed a man approach his crib door,
cautiously open it and fill a large bag
with unshelled corn. He placed It upon
his shoulder and started of, when MIR.
Youpgblood called out to him TO stop.
The man, instead Of stopping, moved
away faster than ever, and the owner Of
the corn, seeing himself on the eve OF be.
ing ioiled; In hia efforts to capture the
inlet, fred both barrels Of his gun. The
thiei did not fall, but continued 10 run till
he was out Of sight. Mr.. Youngblood did
follow him, but the next morning he
found blood in the direction the thief had
run, and by this traced him to his house.
he found him In bed, very seriously
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True Bnse Ijnll Patriotism.
Boston Ga:e...

B0soN Gd.dEs. an
A ~youngstor Of tho mature aga OF ten,
captain Of the Boomer Club, a base bali
nine in q neighboring city, recently re.
ceived q challenge from q rival club to
play, which he accepted. Before the game
took place, however, ho prepared two re-
porto for the local papars, either one oil
which could be used as OCCASION demand.
ed. One set forth in glowing coloys a vic
torious result for his nine. The other
merely left a space for the score, with this
concluding comment: 1.-THE game was lost
by the Boomers through bad umpiring."
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Live

EAST Liberty. Junes.- Cattle-Reccipts 200 head:
ahippents Us head: market slow; prlme S. COa
5 Is; fiIr to good 81 7Sai %; common 81 25a4 co,
Hogs-Receipts 100 head: shipments i,foo
head: market firm: Philadelphirs IS 25a5 80: York.
cs IS cOa5 Is: Common and light 81 75a5 CO.; rigs
81 5oa4 Is; sheep-Receipts $500 head: shipir entl
good 81 l5a42 rs: Common 81 t0a3 so; yearlIng lambs
81 tca5 90; spring lambs So 2Sa6 80. $50
CINCINNATI. o.. June S.-Hogs 6rm; common and
light % 65ai 90; receipts 5000 head; shipments 400
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Many

OF tho good things of this life are sor-
rowfully let alone on account Of Dyspep.
STA. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, indignation and Constipation;
cold on a positive guarantee at 2c5 and so
cents, by Logan & Go. and O. Menke-
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tho children. They are especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop.
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
English Remedy a positive cure. II sayes
hours OF anxious watching. Sold by Lo.
game %. and O. Menksneller,
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Nighta is the complaint of thousands
suffering from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you over try Acker's
English Remedy 1t is the best prepa.
ration known for all Lung Troubles, sold
on q positive guarantee at l0c., Soc. Logan
& Co. and @. Meukemeller.
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tables

That are %fretful, peevish, cross, or troubled
with Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved at
once BY using Acker's Baby soother. It
contains no Opium or Morphine, hence is
safe. Price % cents. Sold by Logan 4
90. and G. Meukemeller. X
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wounded, both loads from the gun having
lodged In bis body. When the man was
stripped Of hls bloody clothing 90 that his
wounds could DO dressed money to the
amount Of $500 was found In his pockets.
We underatand he cannot live.
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NKw York, June Section steady; uplands
II 7.l6c Orleans llHc: futures closed barely STEADY:
June II sc; July 1t.s0c: August II. 800; September
II 02c; October l0.t0c; November II, 4Oc; December
10.1ec; January l0.lfc; February l0.23c; March
II, 29c; April 10 Sic. 49,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Feature, Of tho Money and sto,

b Features Of tho Money and Stock
Markets.
NV Yonk, June s.-Money on cali easy at say
per cent closed offered at az rer cent Prime
mercantile paper Gas per cent. Sterling exchange
dull but tteady and unchanged.
The stock market as 4 who'e was fairly active
Today, but continued heavy " weak ihfouglGut
almost tho entire time. The opening wts active
but weak at declines from last evenings fual
figures, extending 10 2 Der cent. The market WIS
i~eyeflsh, duilEg which tho hanmt ring process
was carried out Prices were Irregular but gcner.
MY WAX dui!ng tho grea.er part u the list htut,
N.Y. Which a dflaef tone was lupaited 10 trading,
Whioo, However was dull and devoid OF feature,
After ~ ", the heav est decline Of the DAY Wps
accomplished, bnt in the last hour the market wa
dpli spd steady. lhe elo,e was quiet and steady.
niinpst the entire active li.t Is higher this evening,
and Duluth Is down w, Union 1al1c ~ and III,
per cent, yales ?67, 3SI AhGrsS
fniltead bonds dull and heavy: sales, q, os7,Oo0.
bAtQ bonds dull and Sleadv Ers
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Ackors

Blood Elixir is the only Blood Remedy
guaranteed. It is 8 positive cure for III
GERS, Eruptions or .Syphilitic Poisoning.
1t puriies the whole system, and ban.
ishcs all Rheumatic and Neuralgia pains.
We guarantee 1t. Logan & Co. and @.
Menkemeller.
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Is greatly enhanced by q fine set Of teeth.
On the other hand, nothing 80 detracta
from tho effect Of pleasing features, fine
eyes and graceful figure, as yellow teeth.
That popular toilet article, SOZODONT,
checks their decay, and renders them as
white as enoW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-09

From Washington-s:01a q. M, daily. c.cent SIM,
day. = X. LORI, General Pasesnge. Xrcnl,
J. Y. PATTON, Supt. ~,
J.T.L LANE, Tray. Pxyy. ACT. Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-09

"How long have you been blind ?" ask
ed tho Judge. Three years." replied the
witnesa. And what is your business ~
"PostofIice Inspector"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-09

WHITE teeth, sweet breath, n fragrant mouth,
Incre are no charms surprising theso:
Abroad, at homc. cast, west, north, youth,
These three primo charms are sure 10 pleayc,
AL those who s0ZoD0ST apply u
VIII have these charms-takG heed and try.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-09

A Butler club without any political
significance ia this latest absolute novelty
in Massachusetts. Ducks will forget to
swim in that State yet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-09

ave will sing the S29.h hymn" said
the minister ct the close Of a pathetic
funeral sermon. ut was a fsyorite with
the remsins.n